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Reinventing Skagway
Klondike gold trail. Alongside the wooded trail he ... gold rush, he says, and "I want this tourist dollar." Skipper is typical of Skagway, Alaska, population 700, where townspeople have recreated the era of the 1897-98 Klondike Gold ... gold, and washing away a handful of dirt placed on top of a few flakes of gold. In this way, Tent City sells the thrill of Klondike gold ...
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Jack London's Travels LiteraryTraveler.com
England Advertisement: Jack London's Travels The Spell of the Yukon: Jack London and the Klondike Gold Rush Author: Jack London When the steamer, Portland, docked in Seattle on July 17, 1897 ... on board the Portland and he knew that she carried two tons of gold from the Canadian northwest. GOLD! GOLD! GOLD! GOLD! screamed the headline that morning, in a cry that would soon be echoed ...
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Canada Gold Rush Threatens Native Peoples
Gold Rush Threatens Native Peoples Canada Gold Rush Threatens Native Peoples by Pratap Chatterjee Hundreds of prospectors ... famous gold rush in California that began in 1849, the great Australian gold rush in New South Wales and Victoria in 1851, and the Klondike gold ... kms of the temperate and boreal regions of Canada. And like the gold rush of the Yukon territories that brought diphtheria to the Ta- ...
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Free Things To in Seattle @ National Geographic Traveler
The first Saturday of each month, free 90-minute tours leave from the main ... 1897 gold rush at Washington's outpost of the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park in Pioneer Square Historic District, where you can learn Seattle's role in the stampede to the Yukon gold ...
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Arctic regions. Must-see Alaskan natural treasures include Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve, Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, Iditarod National Historical Trail, Kodiak Island Archipelago and Bering Land Bridge ...
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Victor Holm
The original 13’ X 15’ Victor Holm cabin is a fine example of a pre-gold rush homestead building and is now thought to be the oldest surviving homestead cabin on ... | Events | Membership | Contact Us | Related Links Join KHLT! Mailing Address: Kachemak Heritage Land Trust 315 Klondike Avenue Homer, Alaska 99603 (907) 235-5263 (LAND) Questions or problems regarding this web site ...
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Literature
Amazon: A Young Reader's Look at the Last Frontier, An Adventure to the Gold Fields of the Klondike and Everglades: Buffalo Tiger and The River of Grass. T. Coraghessan Boyle Boyle ...
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WestWeb: Index
Women's History Links Where Men Were Men GIS Mapping You Are Here: Making Maps Gold Rush The World Rushed In The Settled West H Hohokam Children of the Sun: Hohokam ... -American History Links Contested Terrains Journals Other Online Resources: Western and Relevant Journals Online K Klondike, The Empires of Expansion L Languages In Kiva and Hogan: Archival Resources Lewis and Clark ...
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WestWeb: European Colonization in Western History
Monticello: Related Resources 1492 Exhibit The Illustrating Traveler Alan Taylor's Klondike Ho! 1897-1997 page provides information about the Alaska Gold Rush. The Mining Company's Yukon and Alaska site has ...
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Niagara Falls - Sir Harry Oakes: a History
Harry heard of a gold rush in Klondike in the Yukon. Harry left medical school to take up ... by himself. In the latter part of 1912, Oakes discovered a gold mine known as Lake Shore Mines near Kirkland Lake. Lake Shore Mines became the second largest gold mine in North America. Oakes incorporated the mine in 1914. In 1916 ...
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